"The Bella Asymmetrical Poncho is an oversized poncho made with a large hook and a lacy shell stitch and look how beautiful and elegant it looks! This is a lovely stitch design and it only has a two stitch repeat which makes it easy to remember. I wanted the asymmetrical poncho to turn out lighter and more drapey than a heavy fabric so this is why a size 8mm crochet hook was used with an aran yarn. An oversized asymmetrical poncho is a perfect piece to add for the colder months as you can just throw it on over a sweater or a long sleeved top and it will look great on but it is also great for the cooler summer evenings too."
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Bella Poncho Free Crochet Pattern
"The Bella Poncho is an oversized poncho and is made with a larger hook and uses open lacy shell stitches with only a two row repeat. This is such an elegant looking poncho and the stitch pattern is so easy to memorize that it can be made up in no time at all. I wanted the Bella Poncho to feel lighter and more of a drapey look than a heavy fabric so this is why a size 8mm crochet hook was used with an aran yarn. An oversized poncho is a perfect piece to add for the colder months as you can just throw it on over a sweater or a long sleeved top and it will look great on but it is also great for the cooler summer evenings."
Darla Asymmetrical Poncho Free Crochet Pattern
"The Darla Asymmetrical Poncho is an oversized poncho made with a larger hook and a less fancy style but still really elegant looking, basically without all the fuss of a fancy stitch. This stitch pattern is crocheted in vertical stripes using double crochet stitches with chain spaces in between which works up in no time. I wanted the asymmetrical poncho to turn out lighter and more drapey than a heavy fabric so this is why a size 8mm crochet hook was used with an aran yarn. An oversized asymmetrical poncho is a perfect piece to add for the colder months as you can just throw it on over a sweater or a long sleeved top and it will look great on but it is also great for the cooler summer evenings too."
Secret Pathways Triangle Poncho
This secret pathways triangle poncho was so fun to make. I decided to try my hand at a poncho and since this is my first one, it had to be easy. The little clusters of double crochet remind me of the granny stitch.The Secret Pathways Triangle Poncho is an easy crochet pattern that all crochet skill levels can make.My daughter has been asking me to make her a poncho. We have been searching for just the right one for quite some time. Some of them that looked really pretty; however, they seem a bit too complicated for my first poncho.Therefore, I settled for making something I had a little experience in making. This triangle poncho uses a pattern recently designed as a triangle shawl. Would you also like to start with a triangle shawl first? Then this crochet pattern is perfect for you. The variegated yarn creates a beautiful poncho color palette too.
Perfectly Cowl Neck Poncho
Everyone will enjoy having this poncho as the perfect layer of warmth and style. This poncho looks so great in a standard neutral that can go with anything in your closet. The Perfectly Cowl Neck Poncho Free Crochet Pattern is a one-size-fits-all design that features a turtleneck for warmth and maximum coziness. It has gorgeous shell motifs. It is worked up using basic single and double crochet stitches. This poncho is worked in one piece with no seaming. You will start with the front panel of the poncho. Once you are finished with that you will start again in your starting chain to create the back panel. The slightly oversize covers your arms. The one size fit makes it easy to crochet for gifting. Thanks Kristin Omdahl for sharing this beautiful free pattern. Happy crocheting.
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V-Stitch and Shell Stitch Crochet Poncho
This crochet poncho has one of the simplest construction methods ever. Basically, you just crochet one large rectangle, then you seam two ends together to make an asymmetrical poncho. What makes it special is that you begin with a selvage edge foundation chain; there are instructions, including a link to the video. Then you work rows of crochet V-stitch on one side of the chain, turn it around and work rows of shell stitch in the other. This design gives you a different texture on either side of the poncho.
